The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-26
PERSONALS.

MRz. NJ. @. DoBYSs is at Sewanee,
Tenn.
q. MosRs, Of Louisville, Ky, Is a
Gayoso Hotel.
+. A. AYLRrrE, OF Kansas City, Mo-,
Is at DufIy's Hotel.
f. A. LINDSAY, OF jackson, Tenn, is
at the Gsyoso Hotel.
J. E. WARNER, Nashville, Tenn, Is
registered at Gastons.
8. 7. DRKsoN, Bolivar county, Miss,
is registered at Gaston's.
ANDREW CAsrLKN, OF Evansville,
Ind, 10 ct Duhy's Hotel.
MRS. ]. B. SAwyERs and family left
laat night for Athens, Ala.
NJ. T.. TAYLOR, Of Louisville, KY, lie
stopping at the Gayoso Hotel.
CAPT. PATRICK HRsRy, Of Clarks.
vile, Tenn, Is at the Peabody.
w. M. RICHARDSON and family, Of
Gadsden. Tenn, are at Duny's Hotel.
SAM A. PEPPER returned from New
York ond Old Point Comfort yester.
day.
MISS MAMIE KELLY is visiting the
family Of Mr.. Cousins at Frayser Sta.
ton.
JOHN KELLER and l. X. Anderson,
Of Vicksburg, are stopping at Gayoso
Hotel.
q. A. STAIEBAcK, q prominent law
yer OF Somervllle, was In the city yes
terday.
HENRY J. BAUM left last Friday for
Paris, Canada. for the benefit Of bis
health.
ii. B. RICHARDSON and ]. b. Thomp.
son, OF New Orleans, La, are stopping
at Gayoso ths Hotel.
Kiss YRnKKR returned yesterday
from visit TO relatives In Little Rock
looking In foe health.
GEN. ID. Ii. REYNOLDS and son, and
Capt. X. Il. Craig. OF Chicot county,
Ark, are at the Peabody.
MRs. JosKPH VAsCoRr and her little
niece, Mamie Lewis, have gone 10
Madison, Iud., for the summer.
VIsIros on Change yesterday {:
Sam Hyman, New Orleans II. Hitler,
Mississippi; X. Gemmell, New York.
Hon. ]. NJ. GREER has returned
from Arkansas after an absence OF
three weeks on professional business.
Col. A. q. BuFoRD, Of Richmond,
Va, president Of the Tennessee Mid
land Railway Company, Is stopping OF
the Gayoso.
J. Il. PRRRY and Mrs Lucy solley
we're married by Justics Britt In the
Law Library yesterday. Tho parties
reside near Oapleville.
PRESIDENT MADDEN returned from
Monte Sano yesterday, and celebrated
the event by disposing Of teventy.ioul
cnses In just fifty inmates, taking In
1926 cath aud charging mp $50 days
service on tbs rock pile.
THK genial Col. Joseph Eastman
leaves today for the Pacific coast, Sand
witch Islands. and 20 sibly China and
Japan. A matrimonial alliance (it Il
suggested by his fien is), Ia the cause
Of 80 ertsndsd TIP on the part o.
the gallant colonel.
MIssEs ADDIR and Patlis Purnell
from Mis- issippi, ere visiting Mem
phis, enroute 10 Monteagle. Will,
here for few weeks, they will be III,
guests a their brother, DR.. ii. W
Purnell, on Vance street. Miss Nan
ME P,ebly, from Iberia, La, accom-
panies them.
, ALI that was mortal OF Mrs. Ton
Gale was laid away In Elmwood OF
Sunday afternoon In presence OF larg
company OF sorrowing friends 10 whom
abe was endeared by her grace
Of mind and person, her cul
tivation and ripened experience
her charity and sweet, lovely
womanly disposition. A conslsien
Christian, Mrs. Gale was devoid o
cant. She was devoted 10 her church
but especially to the children 6f tn
Sunday school, whose little fee
she loved 10 guide In the footstep
of the Good Shepherd. She preierre'
TO lay the foundation Of the Christian
gracee, 10 row tho seed and cultlvat
the advancing flower until II bloomed
, giving promise Of ripsI life In tn
. iadeless day OF eternity. Her pleiy va
unobtiuslye and her life was full Of III
, sweetness a patient effort In good
! A devoted wife aud mother, she wa
' the light Of we'll ordered and happ
I. home. Her charities were many bu
they we're - unobtrusive as they wer
/ generous. In the church, In the Fun
day school, In society, but above q
In the homo circle, the will be fadl
missed AID long mourned as on